CBS Evening News - 2013-11-29

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[0:00] Tonight, the deadline nears. The

[0:04] president promised that the Obamacare

[0:06] website will be fixed by tomorrow.

[0:08] [music] Cheryl Aerson looks at what's

[0:10] being done to get it up to speed. Call

[0:13] this Black and Blue Friday.

[0:16] Shoppers fight each other for bargains,

[0:19] but Elaine Kihano reports retailers may

[0:22] be the ones getting bruised. With the US

[0:25] Capital Dome facing a major renovation,

[0:28] Scott Pel got a view few Americans ever

[0:30] [music] get to see.

[0:32] >> Wow,

[0:34] what a beautiful view. [snorts]

[0:37] >> And on [music] the road with Steve

[0:39] Hartman, how one word helped save a

[0:42] boy's life.

[0:42] >> He was going to beat this disease.

[0:46] [music]

[0:49] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Scott

[0:51] P.

[0:53] Good evening. [music] Scott is off

[0:55] tonight. I'm Margaret Brennan. While

[0:57] most Americans were eating Thanksgiving

[1:00] dinner or shopping, a team of

[1:02] technicians was working nearly around

[1:04] the clock to fix the Obamacare website

[1:07] healthcare.gov.

[1:08] In fact, the site will be down tonight

[1:11] until 8:00 a.m. Eastern time tomorrow

[1:13] for what is being called extended

[1:15] maintenance. That's the very day the

[1:18] White House pledged to have it operating

[1:20] smoothly. The administration had hoped

[1:22] that 1.2 million Americans would be

[1:25] signed up for health insurance by now,

[1:27] but only about 106,000 have done so,

[1:30] according to the latest numbers the

[1:32] government released at the beginning of

[1:34] this month. So, what will happen when it

[1:36] goes back online? Cheryl Akinson takes a

[1:39] look.

[1:41] Just hours before healthcare.gov's fixes

[1:43] are due, nobody can say how well they'll

[1:46] work. Not even John Endgates,

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